(IBX) Tradr 2X Long IBM Daily - BATS
ETF Category: Trading--Leveraged Equity | Exchange: BATS (USA) | Market Cap: 60m USD | Total Return: 20.7% in 12m
Avg Turnover: 18.1M
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The Tradr 2X Long IBM Daily ETF (IBX) is a leveraged exchange-traded fund designed to provide 200% of the daily price performance of International Business Machines Corp. (IBM) through a combination of common stock and financial derivatives. Classified as a non-diversified fund, it maintains at least 80% exposure to these instruments to achieve its daily investment objective. This vehicle is intended for short-term trading rather than long-term buy-and-hold strategies due to the effects of daily compounding and volatility decay.
The underlying asset, IBM, operates within the information technology sector with a business model heavily focused on hybrid cloud infrastructure and artificial intelligence services. Leveraged ETFs like IBX utilize swap agreements and other derivatives to amplify returns, which also increases the risk of significant capital loss if the underlying stock moves unfavorably. For a deeper look at the underlying fundamentals of the technology sector, consider exploring the analytics available on ValueRay. Investors should monitor the fund daily, as the 2x leverage reset mechanism can cause the performance to deviate from the underlying stock over extended periods.
- Cloud revenue growth accelerates driven by hybrid cloud and AI adoption
- Consulting segment margins expand through high-value digital transformation contracts
- Enterprise AI software demand scales via Watsonx platform integration
- Federal Reserve monetary policy shifts impact valuation of high-yield tech stocks
As of June 12, 2026, the stock is trading at USD 28.47 with a total of 291,232 shares traded.
Over the past week, the price has changed by -17.76%,
over one month by +41.15%,
over three months by +20.74% and
over the past year by +20.74%.
Tradr 2X Long IBM Daily has no consensus analysts rating.